Craft Tips > Jewelry ItemsApril 27, 2010

Jewelry Made Out of Game Pieces

I want to use Scrabble tiles or Dominoes and add my picture, etc. to it for a necklace. On the back you glue on a bail to hold your chain. I was wondering how I can make a bail for this type of jewelry. The type I'm interested in would be glued on and a loop on it for a chain.

By Mary from NH

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By
04/28/2010

If the tile or domino is made of wood, there are tiny screw in eyes that you can use. Start a hole with an awl or ice pick, and then screw in manually. These are available in craft and hardware stores.

By
04/27/2010

Use large jump rings that you can get at craft stores. We've made many necklaces out of dominoes, etc, and it works great.

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I would like to make jewelry from Dominoes and Scrabble pieces. Can you please tell me how? Thanks.

Karen from Woodland Hills, UT


RE: Jewelry Made Out of Game Pieces

I just bookmarked a site with instructions on how to make a Scrabble Tile Pendant but you could also make pins or other jewelry items with the same technique:

http://www.makeandtakes.com/links/scrabble-tile-pendant-tutorial

(12/24/2008)

By Kaelle

RE: Jewelry Made Out of Game Pieces

I make these all of the time. There are several ways you can drill through them or glue them onto a bangle or glue ribbon to the back of them. Either way they can be so much fun. I actually use some and decoupage them after I drill them through. Then place on stretch cord with pretty beads in between and voila. Good luck. (02/15/2009)

By Anna

RE: Jewelry Made Out of Game Pieces

Thanks everyone for the information. (02/23/2009)

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